I got 70% in CAT 2023 and I belong to SC category. I have 9.5 in 10th, 96.6% in 12th and 9 CGPA in graduation. Can I get FMS call for PI?

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    HARDIK TANK | Contributor-Level 6

    10 months ago

    Call from FMS is not only on the bases of CAT score, it also depends on your past data like academic data. As per the previous years data the requirements for attending Personal Interview (PI) in FMS, delhi for SC category is around 80-82 % . As per your, Percentage which is 70 % is very less for call of PI. but, your Academic score is much better. As I already told you that it is not only based upon CAT score. so, I must suggest you to get ready for PI.

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    Akash Kumar Gupta | Guide-Level 15

    11 months ago

    With a CAT score of 70% and being from the SC category, you may get a call from FMS Delhi. The cutoff for SC candidates is around 82.19 percentile according to past trends. Your academics are quite good, having obtained 9.5 in 10th, 96.6% in 12th, and 9 CGPA in graduation, and that will work in favor of your composite score in the selection process. FMS considers a lot of factors, like CAT scores, academic marks, and performance in the personal interview. So get ready for all levels of admission processes. 

     

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